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The Irish standard., 1887-07-23
NOTIOE OF EXPIRATION OF RE-
DEMPTION, NO. 39G.

DEMPTION, NO. 396.
I'm whose name assessed. William &ohneon.
l. subdivi ion ct section, lot Or block, lot two
~. in block seven (7!, OF Oakwood addition TO
Minneapolis Year t,x les,ied, 1888 Date Of
Judgment. August 25th, A. d. 1854. VII II sold.
September 18th. 1884,. Amount sold for rs
cents. Interest, penaity and costs, 20 cents.
Total amount required to redeem, 4G cents.
OFFICE. OF County, AUu1roE,i
Hcnnepn CO, Minnesota. !
TO William Bc:nss II:
You are hereby notified that, pursuant TO OK
judgment. en- cred in the District Court, Cour-
ty OF Hepnepin, State of Minnesota, as above
stated. the land berein at owe described, as
sessed in your name, was sold for tax as above
stated, and that the time Of REDEEM ption from
said sale, allowed bv law, will expire sixty days
after service of this notice. In addition To the
amount above stated, as necessary 10 redeem
from said sale, the cost Of service Of This notice
must be paid together with sucI, interest as
may accrue from aud after this datc.
Witness my hand and Official seal, at Minne-
apolis. in said county of Hennepin, this 25th
day Of May, 1887.
[Seall l.. a. CON DIT. County Auditor
Per S. GOOdenOW, Deputy.
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o JALLAG1lER q SsIEE!JE, MOftsyit5L.e.
Attorneys for Mcrtgagee,
Dated july 10th 1897,
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

UUHEV D. NIClNN.
ttorney for Mortgayee. GA Boston Block.
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SUMMONS.

j. r. CoRRIG..E, Aillninist1
Attorney for Administrator.
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CHICAGO.
Burlington &
Northern X. II,

From From st.
Mime lis Paul.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-08
THE RAILROADS.
The Charter Of The Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific Calls for Fort Worth
as n Terminus,
The Commerce. Fort Worth LlDe-The Z en-
yer. Texas and Fort Warth-State
Notes General and Home News.
Home Notes.

Only eleven days until the stockholders
of the Fort Worth Western meet in Fort
Worth.
An official OF the Houston and Texas
Central SAID yesterday that Messrs. Hunt
iugton, Stamford and Croker would
soon pay visit to Texas on important
business.
a prominent citizen OF Fort Worth in
formed a GAZETTE reporter yesterday
that the charter of the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific for its Indian Territory
and Texas extension calls for Fort Worth
as the terminus of one line.
Fort Worth is named as the terminus
of the Denver, Texas and Fort Worth
Road, which is to be built by one Of the
strongest corporations in the United
States. No wonder very high official of
the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
said while in Fort Worth last week, "Fort
Worth is destined to be the greatest city
in Texas" TIE gentleman was then on
mis- way home from an important meeting
of railroad men held in q northern city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-08

conscious, although some OF the members
of the family seem to think he recognizes
them when they press his hand. He may
live through the night, and then he may
die before morning"
Bulletins are posted up in the st.
George hotel. on Clark street, and large
numUer of people congregate in the lob
by to read them. Expressions of regret
are heard on every side in the crowd in
front OF the house.
THE MIDNIGHT BULLETIN.
A message Just received from Brooklyn
says d very decided change for the worse
has taken place in the condition OF Mr.
Beecher, and that the members OF his
family are row gathered about his bed
side.
THE HOUSE CLOSED FOR THE NIGHT.
BROOKLYN, n. Y, March MANY
kilograms were received during the day,
but none Of them have been opened. The
following was issued by DR.. Sesrle at the
time indicated: as p. m.-ThiS day in
the history Of Mr.. -Beecher's sickness
has been marked by frequent fluctuations
within narrow limits. TIE rate of neither
pulse, temperature nor respiration has
long been constant. The pulse has
on the whole increased in rapidity,
rising to ia and now marking
ITO. The rate of respiration is now 40
His temperature has varied between lOl
ard its present point, 99t In general il
may be said that his condition is worse
character OF the pulse has
tumultuous, Indicating failure OF the
~ IL
creased in frequency and are more i'm
peded by greater accumulated
mucus trechea than Yesterday,
though not TO such great
degree as on Saturday forenoon.
The temperature taken every two hours
has not been the same on any two success
siye occasions. 1t is impossible
to conclude with any approach
to certainty whether death will come
by asphyXia from the failure Of the
respiratory centers or from paralysis of
the neart, or both, or as before stated,
from recurrence of the hemorrhage. 1t is
therefore obviously impossible to indicate
the probable line of the termination Of the
disease. 1t is, however, the opinion of
the physicians that the limit will not be
reached Tonight. 1t is unnecessary to
add thai Mr.. Beecher is entirely uncon-
scious and suffers no pain. Doubtless
his condition is that Of one in troubled
dreams. (SiGued) W. s. SEARLE, N. D."
At 10 O'Clock the following was issued:
"Mr. Beecher is slowly failing, but we
do not think he will die tonight.
"W. 5. SEARLES, NJ. D."
At 1880 the house was closed for the
night.
THE RESOLUTION DEFEATED.
CHICAGO, ILL, Mlrch An eXtraor
binary scene took p ace at the weekly
meeting of the Congregational ministers
this morning. The topic which came up
was the sickness from which Henry Ward
Beecher is believed to be dying, and the
statement Of some of the pastors present
took the shape Of a resolution of condo
lence which it was proposed to send to
Mrs. Beecher by telegraph. This was op-
posed by number Of the ministers, their
being based on the alleged
Of Mr.. Beecher's views re-
gaIding future salvation and punishment.
An acrimonious debate ensued, and finally
3 motion to sdoUt the resolution was lost.
Great excitementiprevailed and the ut
most efforts were made to keep the affair
from the newspapers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-08
WACO.
DR.. jackson Liborated-water Works.
against Lotteries.

DIR. jackson Liborated-wRter Works.
against Lotteries.
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, March "A week sgO to-
day a young man named A. L. JACKSON, a
physician, who had just arrived in the
city, was arrested on a charge of assault
with intent to murder, said offense being
committed at ShelbyvilIe, Ill, where he
came from. The arrest was based on
the strength of letters received by an Of
ticer here from Sbelbyville. Jackson was
accompanied by mis- wife, a strikingly
handsome young woman. She stuck close
to him in all his troubles. He also
found here a cyuple OF young doctors who
had studied medicine with him in Phila
delphia. AS soon as he was incarcerated
Jackson made application for p babeas
corpus hearing, but he DID not get it
until to-day. Nobody appeared against
him, ard Of course he was discharged.
He paid all the bills incurred here and
one hour after his discharge boarded
train With his wife and left for St. Louis
There is no talk CT his suing anybody for
false Imprisonment.
The city has been advertising several
months for bids to erect q new system Of
waterworks here The limit in which
said bids are to be presented expires next
Thursday. Up to this time no bids have
been received, although it is understood
several propositions will be put in by
Thursday-one by the present water com
pany, which is busy charging its system
and mans 20 meet toe rev demands, and
from outside parties. The present water
company has been here since 1878 and has
already very extensive plant, to which
it is adding largely.
District end County curt both con-
vened this morning. District Judge
Williams charged the grand jury briefly,
calling their attention to the statutes
generally, and especially to the numerous
lottery schemes that are adopted by
tradesmen and business firms to sell their
goods. He says this is lottery business
and must be stopped. In both courts
civil cases will take precedence of all
others.
The local politicians are awaiting with
impotence the return of Mayor Sturgis
from Atlanta. 1t is understood that he
will certainly resign, bui as his official
resignation has not been laid before the
Council, aspirsnts for the place hesitate
TO take the field, In all other ways the
local campaign is red-hot, with full
corps Of contestants for every place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-08
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIEs.

The strike of printers and pressmen in
Milwaukee is over, and the men are back
at work.
The, Evangelical ministers of Indianapo-
lis adopt strongly eulogistic resolutions
On Henry Ward Beecher.
Commissioner Sparks declares that no
basis for the huge land claim in Texas,
Colorado and New Mexico exists, and
good evidence is presented to show the
claim has no validity.
The strike on the Baltimore and Ohio
is rapidly spreading. Locomotive fire.
men are out, and nothing moving but
mail trains. The strike will probably ex-
tend to the Pennsylvania road.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-08

two prominent citizens, Messrs. F. NJ.
Gardner and j. X. Saunders, railway
meeting Of the citizens OF Gatesville was
called Saturday night, and the result was
most happy. We have such an OpDor-
tuniiy of getting anotler railroad as was
never offered to GatesviIle before; an
opportunity it would be criminal to
neglect. The first object, to awaken
the people, and get them to talking has
been achieved; now for the real work.
The committee appointed have had an
excellent map of the proposed route
drawn by Mr.. D. A. Hammack; and
following instructions have opened COM
munication with other cities and towns
en- the route. Hearty cooperation will
be the r5 suit; and having begun in the
right way, doubtless due reward will
follow, and Gainesville ere long be the
railroad center OF the west.
The St. Louis, Arkansas and Texas
Company have called q stockholders
meeting to be held at TeXarkana to-day.
The main object of said meeting Is TO de-
termlne about making several branches;
one 10 extend the road from Gatesvile
to Hamilton, thence onward, perhaps to
BrownWood. This move is said to be
contemplated on account Of the proposed
road from Waco to Brownwood, or an eX-
tension OF the Santa Fe from about Craw-
ford.
In regard 10 the latter, we are per-
fectly contented to let the terminus Of
the rad be at Getesville just as long as
it will. Still we own that 3 line up the
Leon valley would prove riCn feeder.
oar main intere st now is the road from
Dallas or Fort Worth, and on that should
centre our interest and attention. Gates
vile Star
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-08
THE FIRE RECORD.
4 Marshall Blnzs.
Special to the Gazctte.

Special to the Gazette
MARSHALL, TEX, March At ,
O'Clock this morning the fire bell called
the fire fighters out. In good time the
work was commenced to extinguish the
flames IN the storehOu5e occupied By Mr.
Henry Stlchler as wholesale and retail,
general mercantile establishment. The
building was l20 feet deep, two stories
high, the upper floor beng used as Job
bling department. The fire started in the
rear of the building, either on the inside
or outside, and had made considerable
progress before the fire was discovered
For three hours two heavy streams OF
water " ere poured upon the fire in the
front and rear, and the fire was kept in
the store room where it originated and
was prevented from spreading to the adj
joining building north and south. After
the fire was apparently extinguished and
q large lot of merchandise was
taken out badly damaged the fire
broke out again and the engine was
called out to complete the work. The
stock of merchandise was very large,
having been but recently invoiced at
SCI, 1000, soon after which large amount
of stock was added to the jobbing de-
partment.
The stock was insured at s45,5 800 in
the following companies and amounts:
Liverpool, London and Globe, $4,000;
Royal of Liverpool, $4,000; PEgnix Of
BROOKLYN, $1,000; American Fire of
Philadelphia, $1,000; Norwich Union,
$4,000; St. Paul Fire and Marine
$3.50; Springfield Fire and Marine
$1,000; Hlbernia of New Orleans, $4,000;
Commercial Union, $4,000; Factors and
Traders of New Orleans, $4,000; Lancas.
ter. England, $4,000; Sun of California,
$4,000; East Texas of Tyler, $4,000; Etna,
S2500; Insurance Company of North
America, $500; Home Of New York,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-08
Cable Notes.

The septeDnate bill passed to c first
reading yesterday.
The rebels in Bulgaria sIe not dis
heartened by defeat, but will again revolt.
Fifty dead bodies have been recovered
from the colliery in Belgium where the
explosion occurred.
The Bulgarian regents are considering
a proclamation declaring Bulgaria abso-
iutely Independent.
The German press warns Russia that
the patience of the empire may be eX-
hausted aud Russia VIII overreaCh her
self.
Count Kalnoky in closing the session
of the Austro- Hungarian Reichsrath, said
the voting of the credits would insure the
maintenance of peace.
A Crisis is approaching in England, and
the Conservatives have issued a whip to
members urging them to be in the House
at the close of the debate on Irish
crimes bill to-day. The Liberals, Par
nellites and Radicals have united, and
Salisbury may be defeated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-08
Germany.

STRENGTHENED THE FRENCH WAR PARTY.
BERLIN, March THE North German
Gazette says: The results OF the Alsacc
elections have strengthened,the war party
in France. If wsr should break out the
annexed provinces would be mainly re-
sponsible, and Germany being bound to
take this fact into account would not re-
pent the liberty extended to Alsace and
Lorraine after the war Of 1870.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-08
Only a Little.

30 not be alarmed, the messenger said,
When ne came in the dead of night;
1t ia only little squeeze by the care,
lie Will soon be at home all right.
only 2 little while to wait
eor few days to come,
Only Il little more esse from pain,
And then I'll be ready for home.
Oaly little ride on train,
Alone in the baggage car,
only two aching hearts behind,
tad at home vacant chair.
Only little mound of earth,
And another grave to tend,
only another worker gone
From The ranks of the railroad men.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-08
Killed In the Territory.
sncclal to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
TAHLEQUAH, 1. T., March News
reaches here that JEFF Thompson shot and
killed his brother, Ike Thompson, in Hi
nois district, this nation, yesterday. Ike
was administrator of his deceased faith
er's estate, and JEFF, not liking the way
Ike had of settling things with him,
charged Ike with fraud. While Ike was
trying to explain matters JEFF grew an
cry, pulled his pistol and fired the fatal
shot into his brother. Both are colored.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-08
GreenvilIe Notes.
Special to the Gazette.

special TO the Gazette.
GREESvILLF, Ten, March "A CON-
mittee consisting OF T. II. King, J. NJ.
Cook, and another not yet decided upon,
will start on Wednesday or Thursday next
for St. Louis, for the purpose of inter-
viewing President Fordyce in the interest
of Greenville in connection with the ST..
Louis, Arkansas and Texas road.
The citizens of Greenville are making
endeavors. which will no doubt be
crowned with success, to secure the
benefit of the proposed extension of the
Frisco from Paris to Roberts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-08
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Russia Demands the Release of Six Bull
gnrian Rebels, But Two Had Boon Shot.
Bulgaria.

Bulgaria.
THE RELEASE OF TWO DEAD MEN DE-
MANDED
SOFIA, March Barron Theitman, the
German consul general, on behalf of Rus
STA, has demanded the release Of six
rebels, two of whom have already been
shot. Mr.. Flesch, the French consul
general, has complained that Ksraveloff
and Tsakof were maltraated by the gov
eminent. The government denies
the charge. The porte has advised
the government to deal leniently with the
rebels.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-08
Tn. Commerce Line.

The survey of the Commerce-Fort
Worth line has been completed to Green
vile, arriving there Friday night. The
line Just surveyed makes the distance
between this place and Greeuville fifteen
and half miles and is reported byCaptain
Witt, engineer in charge, very desirable
line, free from Obstacles Commerce
Commercial
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-08

Thousands OF good people in the older
states would start for Texas st-eReessif
they knew what grand country we have.
The Weekly GAZETTE will better inform
them on this1than any other means. VIII
yeunot help to distribute this informa-
ton by subscribing to it for the friends
you would like to have come to live near
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$500; Imperial of London, S2S75; North
ern, s2S75.
The building was insured as follows,
and was owned by NJ. J. Mulcshy: Phe-
nix OF London. $3.50; Springfield Fire
and Marine, $3.50; Phoenix of Brooklyn,
$3.50.
The walls Of the building are still in
tact and much of the woodwork was
saved, but in damaged condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-08
RockwRll Notes.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
RoCKwALL, TEN, March 6 The wheat
and oats crops of our county have i'm
proved greatly since the rain. Corn
planting is being pushed rapidly oy our
farmers, and large ares will be planted.
There Is yet felt q want of stock water
in some portions Of the county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-08
Board In Private Family.

A business man and wife want board
and accOmtnQdatiQus-in private family,
where the comf4ts OF home may be en-
joyed. VIII hepermgpent. VIII refer to
the Leading. business n6eaQ the city as to
standing And socill POSITION. Address
Businessa Gazette office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-08
Good Prospects.

Special to the Gazette.
WINoNA, TEX, March THE farmers
are about through planting corn. Oats
are UP and locking we'll. The prospects
are quite fattering for fine crop of oats,
cotton and corn.
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New York Early Rose 49, -
Potatoes. finest seed stock ever in Fort
Worth, as they came direc ly from New
York sssTe.
FORT WORTH GROCER Co.
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The Two saddles for rsfHe st the White
Elephant are beantless and is fair proof
taat Fort Worth issaiways in the front,
when 1t comes tosa good saddle.
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THE GaTEsyILLE ROAD.

THE LINE FROM FORT WORTH TO BURNET
THE ONE DESIRED BY THE PEOPLE.
Through the public spirited policy OF
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R AILRO-ADS
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
MISSOURI PACIFIC
NORTH BOUND,

NORTH BOUND.
Arrive. Leave.
Laredo and St. Louis ..... I. 40 IN 500 nj
San Antonio and St. Louis B. 9:05 p m 9:25 p m
SOUTH BOUND.
St Louis and Lsredo........ 1850 p m 10 p m
St Louis and san Antonio e.. 700 a N 7:40 III
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FREE to Passengers holding First Clss.
! Through Tickets.
Houston and Texas Central nv

THE ONLY ALL-sTEsL LINE IN the STATE.
Double daily trains each way.. Through
Sleepers between New Orleans and st.
Louis on Trains and 4, and between Galveston
and ST. Louis on Trains and2, via Dallas,
Denison and Sedalia. Sleeper Between Uous-
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Quickest route to New Orleans and points in
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TEXAS aND PACIFIC.
TRANSCoNTINENTsL.

NORTH BOUND.
Fort Worth, Whitcsboro and Arrive. Leave
Tcyarkana ................ T:40am 500 am
TexarSana. .,e,....,..~.. 9:O5 pm 9:25 I'm
SOUTH BOUND.
Fort Worth -. $50 pm $40 M
TeXarEana, Sherman and
FOst Worth ............... ECO m I:IU m
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GULF, COLORADO AND SANTA FE.

SOUTH BOUND.
Mali and EXPRESS, daily. 30 m $40 m
Accommodation, mixed train 200 p N
AcCoI mOcatiOn, mixed train SHOP 70
NORTH BOUND.
Mail and expresa, daily. S:45 pm 9:O5p m
AcconnoG alton, mixed train 7:i5 a m
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HOUSTON ANo TEXAS CENTRAL

Leave. Arrive.
Exurpss trains............... $50 p m 1920 a M
Mixed trains ................ 2:3O IN 1855 a III
p. A MILLER, Ticket Agent.
Depot aear corner of Jones street and Dag
gett avenue CITY office 4O3 Main street
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FORT WORTH AND DENVER.

North bound ...............- SO 4 m
South bound ...--.....-.... 40 p IN
Ali the above from the Union Depot,
e. d. lUsK, Ticket Agent